GenTel Plans 100 Million Expansion in Pennsylvania
GenTel announces a five year expansion to spend about 100 million dollars on expanding and upgrading telephone facilities in Pennsylvania serving York Telephone and Telegraph Company and General of Pennsylvania. R W Britt says the plan sets a state record for expenditures, with allocations for outside plant cable pole line microwave facilities general office switching equipment land and buildings and new phones and vehicles. The firm serves more than 386 000 telephones across seven operating areas and is the largest independent telephone company in the state.
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General Telephone
Pennsylvania
York Telephone and
Telegraph Company
General of Pennsylvania
R. W. Britt
Britt
Bell
Doctor reports Blaiberg improving after heart transplant progress
Surgeon Christiaan Barnard says Blaiberg shows stronger heart action with no rejection signs and clear lungs. Plans include Europe trip and possible February home return as histological tests in London may determine if heart changes were due to transplant factors.
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Blaiberg
Louis Washkansky
Barnard
Europe
Cape Town
Hitance
U.S
London
Short Note on Wash Kansky Death Context
A fragment notes rejection or anoxia shortly before Wash Kansky died. The scant text references oxygen deprivation as a likely contributing factor in Kansky’s death.
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Washkansky
State Farm Show Honors FFA FHA Groups Amid Attendance Slump
The Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg rang with FFA and FHA day as attendance lagged behind 1967 figures. Despite weaker turnout, livestock prices rose in early sales while judging crowned champions in dairy, sheep, and other classes.
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Pennsylvania
Gay
Raymond Broderick
Harrisburg
State Farm Show
FFA
FHA
Hampshire
Berks County
Samuel G. Yoder
Pinesedge Farm
Shoemakerville
Harvey W. Stollzfus
Samuel B. Acker
Chester Springs
Chester County
Richard R. Troutman Jr
Richland R.D. 1
Mrs Humphrey Can't Keep Diamond Gift
Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey received a large uncut African diamond from Congo president Mobutu during a Congo trip. U.S. law bars official gifts above 50 dollars, so the gem was turned over to the State Department for safekeeping.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Humphrey
U.S
State Department
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Joseph B. Vigil
U.S. Mint
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New Castle
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David McDowell
Mercer R.D
L & A Enterprises, Inc
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Mureau
Eaneero
Angel
mirForo
Puff Crepe
North Center Street
Tire & A
Jhipps
Ted Ace
North Centar St
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Phipps Sn al
LON
Exxomo
Famous Brand
yVour
Berrendon
N.M
Alan Sims
America
Alan
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